Book, Chapter
1 I, II | Pavia, which was become the principal seat of their empire, made
2 I, IV | example of those who were its principal ministers. The proudest
3 I, VII| under the command of the principal leaders of Italy, among
4 I, VII| minor powers.~None of the principal states were armed with their
5 II, I | from Florinus, one of the principal persons of the colony; others
6 II, II | appointing its friends to the principal offices of state, and a
7 II, V | having thus removed the principal causes of disunion, he might
8 II, I | plundered, they left the principal fight and hastened to their
9 III, I | Signors, whom one of the principal among them addressed in
10 III, IV | contracted, and that only the principal sum should be demanded;
11 III, V | information many were accused, the principal of whom were Piero degli
12 IV, IV | be sure of obtaining the principal offices, and the place would
13 IV, IV | assembled, before whom the principal men of the city discussed
14 IV, IV | assembled the men in the principal church, took them all prisoners,
15 IV, V | marble was erected in the principal church, with an inscription
16 IV, VI | Nerone di Nigi, two of our principal citizens, have never so
17 IV, VII| would have to restore the principal, and pay the interest in
18 V, III| of Il Furlano, one of his principal condottieri, who was so
19 V, IV | of Italy, under the two principal generals, he could render
20 V, IV | holiness pleased, of the two principal generals whom he fancied
21 V, VI | they had restricted the principal offices to a few citizens
22 V, VI | were fruitless. Among the principal citizens was Bartolomeo
23 VI, I | Ciarpellone, one of his principal officers. Francesco, on
24 VI, II | withdraw into quarters. His principal endeavor during the winter
25 VI, II | Ciarpellone, one of the principal captains of Count Francesco,
26 VI, III| of Piombino becomes the principal theater of war—Scarcity
27 VI, V | number, as being considered a principal cause of the famine, and
28 VI, VI | not on the footing of a principal, but only ranked as an auxiliary,
29 VI, VII| routed, and many of his principal officers taken. After this
30 VII, I | Cosmo—Complaints of the principal citizens against the reform
31 VII, I | new balia, and filled the principal offices according to the
32 VII, II | personal valor, obtained the principal prize. When these festivals
33 VII, II | be paid to the duke. The principal opponents of the Medici
34 VII, III| ranks of his friends. The principal citizens, the leaders of
35 VII, IV | Florence—His speech to the principal citizens—Plans of Piero
36 VII, IV | Italy being at peace, the principal employment of her princes
37 VII, IV | great oppression from her principal citizens, and the infirmities
38 VII, IV | the republic.~Among the principal citizens in the government
39 VII, V | gaming and women; their principal study being how to appear
40 VII, VI | language to the youth of the principal families in Milan. Either
41 VII, VI | against the duchess and the principal ministers of state, and
42 VIII, II | Lorenzo’s escape, and the principal agent in the enterprise
43 VIII, III| of Count Carlo, was the principal commander, knowing the ground
44 VIII, IV | seventy citizens, in whom the principal authority was invested.
45 VIII, IV | appearances, but by the principal members of the government;
46 VIII, VI | since Genoa is one of the principal cities of Italy, to give
47 VIII, VII| Fiesco, with several other principal men, made prisoners. The
48 VIII, VII| Besides these, after the principal differences of the greater
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